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How the nationalist imagination works
Title: How the nationalist imagination works
Category: Literature / English
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How the nationalist imagination works
4. “Where Gellner describes how [the nationalist] imagination works …, Anderson describes not only the ‘how’ of imagination, but what is imagined” (Marcus Banks 1996:127). Clarify and critically review the respective merits of the approaches to the study of nationalism essayed by Gellner and Anderson.
Nationalism as a concept first emerged in the late eighteenth century. It was a structural change, fundamental in the transformation in the way of thinking of entire nations. Or as Benedict Anderson would
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nationalism are able to hold their own, they are both credible in their arguments. However, I think it is reasonable to conclude that further work can be done in this area to fill the gaps that both have left behind.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Anderson, B. 1983 Imagined communities London: British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
Collins English Dictionary, 1995. HarperCollins Publishers
Gellner, E. 1983 Nations and Nationalism Oxford: Basil Blackwell Ltd
Gellner, E 1994 Encounters with Nationalism Blackwell Publishers
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